story: CHAPTER 33 
  
  From darkness here and dreariness, We ask not full repose. --CHRISTIAN YEAR 
  
  It seemed as if the fatigue which Guy had undergone was going to make itself felt at last, for he had a slight headache the next morning, and seemed dull and weary. Both he and Amabel sat for some time with Philip, and when she went away to write her letters, Philip began discussing a plan which had occurred to him of offering himself as chief of the constabulary force in the county where Redclyffe was situated. It was an office which would suit him very well, and opened a new hope of his marriage, and he proceeded to reckon on Lord Thorndale's interest, counting up all the magistrates he knew, and talking them over with Guy, who, however, did not know enough of his own neighbourhood to be of much use; and when he came up-stairs a little after, said he was vexed at having been so stupid. He was afraid he had seemed unkind and indifferent. But the truth was that he was so heavy and drowsy, that he had actually fallen twice into a doze while Philip was talking. 
  
  'Of course,' said Amy, 'gentle sleep will take her revenge at last for your calling her a popular delusion. Lie down, let her have her own way, and you will be good for something by and by.' 
  
  He took her advice, slept for a couple of hours, and awoke a good deal refreshed, so that though his head still ached, he was able to attend as usual to Philip in the evening. 
questions: How did the man feel in the morning?
questions: Whi was he with?
questions: What were they doing?
questions: Did Anabel stay sitting?
questions: Where did she go?
questions: to do what?
questions: how about Philip?
questions: about?
questions: of what?
questions: where?
questions: would it be right for him?
questions: Who was he talking to?
questions: Was Guy intereseted?
questions: why not?
questions: Was he well informed about the topic?
questions: Was he able to sleep?
questions: for how long?
questions: did it help?
questions: how about with his headache?
questions: Was he able to continue his talk?
answers: dull and weary with a headache
answers: he had a slight headache the next morning, and seemed dull and weary
answers: Amabel and Philip
answers: he and Amabel sat for some time with Philip
answers: sitting
answers:  sat
answers: no
answers: she went away
answers: away
answers: away
answers: write her letters
answers: write her letters
answers: he began discussing a plan
answers: Philip began discussing a plan
answers: offering himself as chief
answers: offering himself as chief
answers: the constabulary force
answers:  the constabulary force
answers: the county where Redclyffe was situated
answers: the county where Redclyffe was situated
answers: yes
answers: would suit him very well
answers: Guy and Amabel
answers: Both he and Amabel
answers: no
answers:  But the truth was that he was so heavy and drowsy
answers: he was so heavy and drowsy
answers: he was so heavy and drowsy
answers: no
answers:  did not know enough of his own neighbourhood to be of much use
answers: yes
answers: slept for a couple of hours
answers: a couple of hours
answers:  slept for a couple of hours
answers: yes
answers: awoke a good deal refreshed
answers: his head still ached
answers: his head still ached
answers: yes
answers:  he was able to attend as usual